Who we are
Iceland Review is the nation’s oldest English-language publication, focusing on current events, 
travel, and culture. In print since 1963, our publication has been instrumental in presenting Iceland 
to a foreign readership. Once the in-flight magazine (Atlantica) for Icelandair, we now print one of 
the highest-quality fine arts magazines in Iceland, in any language. Through the years, contributors, 
writers, and editors have included former presidents of the Republic, respected scholars, and 
popular artists. Additionally, Iceland Review has played a key role in the growth of the Icelandic 
tourism industry. As an independent publication with a highly trusted brand, we stand apart from 
the average travel website and also serve as an important point of contact for foreign 
governments, ambassadors, and companies. Iceland Review is not just one more travel website - it 
is how Iceland introduces itself to the world.
What we do
The Iceland Review magazine strives to show another side of Iceland through thoughtful writing 
and beautiful photography. In addition to our print magazine, we also host a news website that 
serves as a vital resource for travellers, foreign residents in Iceland, and Icelandic natives. Iceland 
Review also produces a podcast, Deep North, which covers everything from travel information, 
culture, history, literature, and more.
Our distribution
Iceland Review is currently printed in a magazine that is free to travellers in tour information 
centres, as well as being distributed in many hotels and popular travel destinations. Our website 
reaches a broad, international audience and serves as a key point of contact for foreign media 
outlets, such as New York Times, BBC, and the Guardian, when covering current events in Iceland. 
In addition to these offerings, we are also positioned to expand rapidly into the multimedia travel 
space through use of social media, video, and audio.

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